Redondo Beach

A diverse coastal city with a neighborhood for every chapter of life.

Explore beachside living, residential communities, local dining, recreation and a wide variety of South Bay homes.

Overview of Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach offers one of the South Bay’s broadest combinations of coastal access, residential neighborhoods, community amenities and housing options.

The city extends from the coastline and harbor to established inland neighborhoods, creating distinct experiences between North Redondo Beach and South Redondo Beach. Buyers can find condominiums near the water, townhomes in convenient residential areas, traditional single-family homes, contemporary properties and luxury residences with ocean views.

Redondo Beach also provides extensive recreation and community resources. The city includes parks and parkettes, libraries, a performing arts center, King Harbor, the Redondo Beach Pier, Seaside Lagoon and a recreational beach.

Because the community is large and varied, buyers benefit from understanding the differences between individual neighborhoods rather than treating Redondo Beach as one single market.

Redondo Beach at a Glance

Community Style

Coastal, varied, established and accessible

Housing Options

Condominiums, townhomes, single-family homes and luxury residences

Known For

King Harbor, Redondo Beach Pier, The Esplanade and Riviera Village

Lifestyle

Beach recreation, neighborhood parks, dining, boating and community activities

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Redondo Beach Neighborhoods

Explore the distinct areas that make up this amazing coastal city.

South Redondo Beach

South Redondo provides convenient access to the waterfront, Esplanade, Redondo Beach Pier, King Harbor and Riviera Village. Housing includes condominiums, townhomes and single-family residences in a range of architectural styles.

The Hollywood Riviera

The Hollywood Riviera sits near the southern edge of Redondo Beach and extends into an area with strong connections to the Palos Verdes Peninsula. It is known for hillside streets, distinctive homes and proximity to Riviera Village and the coast.

The Avenues

The Avenues are residential streets in South Redondo that offer convenient access to the beach, local schools, parks and Riviera Village. Location within the Avenues can influence views, walkability and property characteristics.

Golden Hills

Golden Hills is recognized for its tall-and-skinny homes, compact lots and convenient location near Hermosa Beach. It provides access to both Redondo Beach amenities and neighboring beach-city destinations.

El Nido

El Nido is an established residential area near the Torrance border. The neighborhood features a mix of traditional homes and renovated properties with convenient access to parks, schools and shopping.

Around Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach offers extensive opportunities for recreation, dining, entertainment and community connection.

Popular destinations include:

  • Redondo Beach Pier
  • King Harbor
  • Seaside Lagoon
  • The Esplanade
  • Riviera Village
  • Veterans Park
  • Wilderness Park
  • Anderson Park
  • Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center
  • Local restaurants, cafés and waterfront businesses
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Explore the September 2026 South Bay real estate market, including Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach trends for buyers and sellers.

Thinking About Selling in the Next 12 Months?

Take Karina’s quick South Bay Seller Readiness Assessment to find out how prepared your home is for the market and what your next best step should be before listing.